[cubefox]

> Kind of like trying to automate writing a novel…

So you are saying procedural level design could be solved with generative AI?

[itishappy]

In theory. It'll be more convincing once generative AI proves itself useful for writing novels.

[DennisP]

AI can already write short stories, just not very good ones. It'll be doing novels once the context windows are big enough.

[cubefox]

Note also that base models (foundation models) are much better at writing fiction than models tuned for chat. See https://nostalgebraist.tumblr.com/post/706441900479152128/no...

[itishappy]

Agreed, the technology looks promising but isn't ready yet.

[cubefox]

It's orders of magnitude better than procedural methods written by humans.

[itishappy]

At writing novels or creating games? I'm open to evidence of either...

[cubefox]

At writing novels. So potentially also at procedural level design.

[bongodongobob]

I've been able to write coherent stories a dozen pages long. You need to have it generate plot points and other auxiliary information about characters and whatnot and it does a pretty good job. Obviously it's not going to one shot all that yet.